“You can easily create bookmarks to your favorite users, tweets, lists, and searches on Twitter for fast, 1-tap access. I use it everyday to checkup on friends and certain other accounts that I ...

While some people have “liked” Twitter posts in order to locate a specific tweet for later, the company is going to streamline all that with a feature called “Bookmarks.” Launched today via an update, ...

At some point, we’ve all come across a post that we’ve bookmarked for later. However, as we scroll through X (formerly Twitter), we often bookmark so many posts that it can be hard to find those older ...

The latest feature on Twitter is the Bookmark Counter which lets a user or account owner know how much people saved their tweets in its metrics. This feature is first available on the iOS platform ...

You can bookmark tweets on Twitter so you can read or reference them later. Any tweet you bookmark is available in the Bookmarks list on the mobile app and website. To bookmark tweets, locate the ...

Twitter is now publicly displaying the number of times a tweet has been bookmarked. Credit: Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto via Getty Images Twitter has slapped yet another social media stat on users' tweets: ...

Back at the beginning of the year, Twitter announced new features coming to the platform as well as a redesign users could anticipate in the coming months. Well, it appears that time is now as ...

If you take pride in people bookmarking your social media posts, Twitter is ready to feed your ego. The social network has added a bookmark counter to its iOS app. Similar to the counts for likes, ...

After promising a feature that lets you easily bookmark tweets, Twitter is now rolling it out on iOS. The new design displays the bookmark button under the expanded tweet view. Making it easier to add ...

Apparently over a third of the global population have never used the internet. They're probably happier for it. Anyway, for those of us chained to our screens by the clawing monster of corporate ...

It’s hard to quit something you actually find useful. Case in point: Twitter (or maybe now “X”?) Sure, the site has been actively on fire for the better part of a year, but there are still a lot of ...